Employability for Languages: A Handbook
Author(s): Corranidi, Erika, Ed.; Borthwick, Kate, Ed.; Gallagher-Brett, Angela, Ed.
Publication Date: 2016
Publication Type (journal, report, etc.): Non-Journal
Publisher (journal name or publishing organization): N/A
Number of pages: 209
Is it peer reviewed? No, it’s not.
Is it available in full text? Yes, it is.
Key Words/Descriptors (provide a minimum of three): Cooperation, Workplace Learning and Business Communication.
ISSN or ISBN: 978-1-908416-37-7
The link to the full text of the article: https://eric.ed.gov/?q=benefits+of+multilingualism&ft=on&ff1=subMultilingualism&id=ED566902
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